Eikehof Farm
Olifantsberg Road
Worcester South Africa 6858
A RICH HISTORY
EIKEHOF FARM was founded during the height of the DUTCH EAST INDIA TRADING COMPANY in 1791
In 1841, J. De Vos and his family established their home on the farmstead, completing construction of the Manor house. Over the years, Eikehof Farm underwent several changes in ownership, remaining a private residence until 2020, when it opened to the public as a wedding venue and guest farm.
Today, Eikehof Farm stands as a testament to the Western Cape's rich history.
The Breede River Valley, situated in the Western Cape of South Africa, boasts a rich agricultural history that has shaped the region’s economy and culture. Originally inhabited by indigenous Khoisan communities, the area was transformed by European settlers in the 17th century, who established farms to supply fresh produce to the Cape Colony.
Eikehof Farm is part of this storied valley, where the surrounding mountains play a vital role in sustaining the land. Their waters feed the Breede River, nourishing the fertile soil that supports vineyards, orchards, and farmlands throughout the region.
Known for its fresh produce and world-class wines, the valley produces everything from fruits and vegetables to renowned red and white wines. The unique combination of natural beauty and agricultural heritage makes this region a special place to visit.
At Eikehof, you can enjoy a taste of the valley’s legacy, whether you’re here for a wedding or just to experience the stunning views and rich traditions that make the Breede River Valley unforgettable.
